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- Summary: This Korean gangster thriller follows a young man who gets drawn into the dangerous world of high-stakes betting after taking up with an older mentor.
- Director: Dong-hun Choi
- Genre(s): Comedy, Crime
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Bet on Tazza to entertain; you can't lose.
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80Writer-director Choi Dong-hoon, whose grifter dramedy "The Big Swindle" was an unheralded gem two years ago, considerably ups the ante in his second feature, a long-limbed yarn centered on a bunch of ruthless professional gamblers. But involving characters and devil-may-care tone make the long running time hardly a stretch.
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75The twists and turns continue until the very end of Choi's mesmerizing, high-energy romp, whose 139 minutes zip by like a round of speed poker.
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It's a ton of fun, a totally irresistible tale of gambling, greed, love and violence. With gorgeous actors, designer clothes and thrilling action, it's fast-moving (even at 2 hours, 20 minutes) popcorn entertainment.
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